Abstract
The #global threat posed by antibiotic resistance is well recognized,
but despite, guidelines, antibiotics continue to be over-prescribed
and frequently misused. One area where antibiotics may be used with
considerable less frequency is in the management of infected wounds,
particularly where the infection is localized and not systemic. This
paper presents the case for considering the use of octenidine-based
antiseptics for both wound care and whole-body decontamination, in order
to prevent wound infections as well as to treat already locally
infected wounds. A case report is presented which examines the
management of a superinfected wound without the use of systemic or local
antibiotics. Complete wound closure was achieved using a combination of
octenidine based products.
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